2025 World Championships Medal Winners Chart
Click on event labels in left column to read news stories. MEN GOLD SILVER BRONZE 100 Oblique Seville (Jamaica) Kishane… Read More
Click on event labels in left column to read news stories. MEN GOLD SILVER BRONZE 100 Oblique Seville (Jamaica) Kishane… Read More
STANDING TALL AND STRONG — though just 5-1/106 (1.55/48) — María Pérez lorded over the competition in the 20K walk… Read More
IN A STRANGE, underwhelming competition which produced the shortest winning distance in the history of the World Champs, and by… Read More
AFTER TRIUMPHING AT the last two World Indoor Championships, and getting silver at the last two Olympic Games, Australia’s Nicola… Read More
KENYAN WOMEN HAD OWNED the top of the podium in the middle and long distances at Tokyo25, sweeping the 1500… Read More
IF YOU LIKE late drama, the women’s shot was the event for you. New Zealand’s Maddi Wesche — Paris silver… Read More
IN A FEARLESS DISPLAY of frontrunning, Emmanuel Wanyonyi cemented his place as the best of the deepest and fastest generation… Read More
WHEN WR-HOLDER Beatrice Chebet crossed the line at 14:54.36 — her face overflowing with joy — she had not only… Read More
ON PAPER, Anna Hall’s search for her first global gold medal might have seemed daunting. After all, the field included… Read More
SWEET REDEMPTION, you could call it. Cole Hocker, the Olympic champion disqualified here for jostling in the 1500, came back… Read More
IT LOOKED LIKE vintage Winfred Yavi — coming off the final waterjump and crushing the opposition with a devastating kick…. Read More
YOUNG ITALIAN Andrea Dallavalle jumped better than he ever had before, a performance that gave him a shining moment in… Read More
THIS COMPETITION FEATURED perhaps the meet’s most prohibitive women’s favorite in the person of Femke Bol. She owned the top… Read More
THE OBVIOUS STORYLINE coming into Tokyo was whether Cuba could pull off a 1-2 finish and hold off Olympic champion… Read More
THIRTEEN YEARS AGO Keshorn Walcott caused a sensation when aged just 19 he became the youngest-ever men’s javelin winner in… Read More
THE ENTIRE OLYMPIC PODIUM was absent from men’s 400 final in Tokyo, as were the medalists from the last two… Read More
THEY’RE COMING CLOSER, but they haven’t caught Noah Lyles yet. The 3-time winner made it 4 in a row at… Read More
THE LAST TIME a global championship 400H final was held in this stadium, Norway’s Karsten Warholm made history with a… Read More
TOKYO HAS BEEN nothing short of a star turn by Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, who became only the fourth woman to double… Read More
A KNEE INJURY kept Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone from contesting the world title in the 400 back in ’23. That year, after… Read More